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Asia Fuel Oil-380-cst cash discount widens on weak demand, ample stocks | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Asia Fuel Oil-380-cst cash discount widens on weak demand, ample stocks Asian cash differentials for cargoes of 380-cst high-sulphur fuel oil (HSFO) extended losses on Tuesday, dipping to a fresh 2021 low amid sluggish seasonal demand for use in power generation and ample supplies, trade sources said. The HSFO market is expected to receive a boost from increased demand from Middle Eastern utilities in the hot summer months, primarily Saudi Arabia, but the ramp up in demand for Asia cargoes has so far been slow compared to last year, the sources said. The 380-cst HSFO cash discount slipped to minus 64 cents a tonne to Singapore quotes, down from 52 cents on Monday and its widest discount since Dec. 31.

Former BP director jailed in Singapore for corruption - News for the Oil and Gas Sector

Updated: 12/05/2021, 5:29 am © Shutterstock / TK Kurikawa A former BP director has been handed a jail sentence for corruption charges in Singapore Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A former director of BP’s marine fuels business in Singapore has been sentenced to 54 months in jail and ordered to pay about US$4.7 million for his role in a graft case involving close to US$4 million (S$5.3 million) while working for the supermajor.

Singapore jails former BP director and bunker supplier exec for corruption

Singapore jails former BP director and bunker supplier exec for corruption Reuters 1 day ago © Reuters/Edgar Su Former BP executive Clarence Chang Peng Hong arrives at the State Courts for a hear in Singapore SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A former director at BP Singapore and an executive at a Singapore-based marine fuels supplier were each sentenced on Tuesday to four and a half years in jail for corruption. Chang Peng Hong Clarence, a former regional director for marine fuels with BP Singapore, was found guilty last year of receiving some $3.95 million in bribes from Koh Seng Lee, an executive director at Pacific Prime Trading.

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